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Summary
This paper discusses the impact of early exposure to electronic screen media on language development and autistic-like behavior in children, suggesting that increased screen time is associated with decreased cognitive ability, impaired language development, mood, and autistic-like behavior.
Categories
Autism Spectrum Disorder: The paper discusses how early exposure to electronic screen media can lead to autistic-like behaviors in children, including hyperactivity, short attention span, and irritability.
Cognitive function and memory: The paper suggests that increased screen time in young children is associated with decreased cognitive ability.
Education and learning: The paper discusses how early exposure to electronic screen media can impact language development in children.
Mood regulation: The paper discusses how early exposure to electronic screen media can impact mood in children, potentially leading to increased irritability and hyperactivity.
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): The paper discusses how early exposure to electronic screen media can lead to symptoms of ADHD in children, such as hyperactivity and short attention span.
Author(s)
D Hermawati, FA Rahmadi, TA Sumekar
Publication Year
2018
Number of Citations
70
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